Vincent

Vincent (Japanese: ジョージ George) is a leader of an unidentifiable group of bandits, twin brother of Victor, and the boss of Paralogue 4 of Fire Emblem Awakening. Whether the player chooses to complete Paralogue 2 before or after Paralogue 4 determines how Vincent acts.

Fire Emblem Awakening

Role

If Paralogue 2 is taken first, Victor and Vincent come across a village in northern Ferox and opt to pillage it, leaving Victor in charge of the band. Vincent will then be encountered later, leading a band at their hideout in northeastern Ferox into attacking Anna, who had wandered into the area. Vincent declares his intention to settle his debt with her, and vows to avenge Victor. Vincent sees gold in selling Anna to slavers, which would be used to build a fine grave for Victor. If Paralogue 4 is taken first, the same situation plays out, except without the declarations to settle a debt or avenge Victor (who is still alive at this point in time in this situation). Vincent in this situation also sees gold in selling Anna to slavers, but this time to build a fine home for Victor. Regardless of how the situation sets up, Vincent is eventually defeated by Chrom and the Shepherds, who had arrived in the area around the time Anna needed help.

Alternate Outrealm versions of Vincent appear in the DLC chapters The Golden Gaffe and Harvest Scramble, in both cases accompanied by an alternate Outrealm version of Victor. In The Golden Gaffe, Victor and Vincent plot to replace gold Vincent had stolen from him by a Risen, and explain how the map works; Chrom overhears this plan. Regardless of how much money Chrom's group obtains in a run, it is revealed that whatever gold wasn't stolen from the Shepherds was stolen from Vincent, and that the Shepherds got to Vincent's gold before Vincent could. Victor then reveals how DLC maps are infinitely replayable, then later reveals that his gold has also been purloined. In Harvest Scramble, Victor and Vincent run the harvest fair the chapter takes place in; it is revealed that Vincent is the leader of the village's cheer brigade and was the one who gave Lissa her party hat. After Victor reports the presence of uninvited guests, Chrom tasks Victor and Vincent into leading his band to the intruders; neither brother notices at first, however, and the brothers instead plot to hide. Once Chrom makes his presence known, Vincent suggests Chrom also hide. Once the intruders are defeated, Vincent is the first brother to emerge, having been sent out once Vincent noticed. Vincent suggests Chrom and the Shepherds help themselves to all the produce they can carry as a reward.

Stats

See also: Anna the Merchant

Normal Hard Lunatic

Berserker Level 3 Movement 6

Stats Max HP 45 Speed 15 Strength 18 Luck 2 Magic 0 Defense 10 Skill 12 Resistance 3

Inventory Skills Short Axe Talisman -- Weapon Levels -- -- C -- -- --

Berserker Level 3 Movement 6

Stats Max HP 50 Speed 17 Strength 21 Luck 3 Magic 0 Defense 10 Skill 13 Resistance 3

Inventory Skills Short Axe Talisman Wrath Weapon Levels -- -- C -- -- --

Berserker Level 3 Movement 6

Stats Max HP 56 Speed 20 Strength 26+5 Luck 5 Magic 0 Defense 11 Skill 15 Resistance 4

Inventory Skills Tomahawk Talisman Wrath Axefaire Weapon Levels -- -- A -- -- --

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Quotes

Battle quote

Death quote

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Trivia

• Eccentric bandit pairs appear to be somewhat of a tradition in Fire Emblem series games. Pairs like Victor and Vincent appear in other games as well; examples include: Rose and Maggie, Pain and Agony, and Llewelyn and Lloyd.

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